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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-28
Ell PRO Y Ell CONTRA.

He aquf el gran balancfn que
todo 10 mantiene en- equilibrio q Ia
superfcie, en- ese gran Oceano
llamado orbe, donde contfnuamente
las olas del movimiento, que sig
mica vida, Sc encrespan mas &
menos, segdn es la violencia del
viento que las agita.
Y a no ser por esa ley saba Y
eterna de las compensaciones, el
mundO Sc destruirfa con sus valve.
ues; pero es tai la ciencia del
OriadOr y ell mecanismo de la Ma.
turaleza, que no Sc pierde mas que
la forma.
Lo que parece Sc destruye Y
muere, en- una parte, por viejo 8 en-
deble, revive en- otra con mas vi.
gor y nueva forma, y asf todo Sc
utiliza para reediflcar la obra que
ell humane entendimiento no puede
comprender, y Sc anonada ante
tanta maravilla, que revela ell in
menso poder Y grandeza de I'm
Oios infinite.
iAh! Y ell hombre ingrato, vii
gusano, henchido de soberbia, Sc
olvida del que SO 10 da todo, sin
pedirle mas sino que observe sus
leyes para ser feliz; " luego Sc que.
ia cuando por su culpa sufre
Esa es la exclamation que invo.
luntariamente y con frecuencia SO
nos escapa, viendo los peri6dicos
que nos enteran de 10 que Sc trama
y sucede en- todas parties del nun.
de, llamado civilizado, porque la
falsedad SO refna; pero NADIA nos
impresiona y apena tanto como YER
ell cambio, cada vez mas desfavora-
BILE, quehace nuestro querido Puer-
to- Rico, donde en- otro tempo SC.
braban los recursos y ell cr6dito, Y
Sc gozaba la mas completa tran.
quilidad sin emplear otra ciencia
nj procedimiento que trabsjar ' vi.
vir con orden y economic, sin cui.
darse mas que de 10 que le conve.
MIA al pals.
Asi, entonces, sin alardes quito.
tescos y sin bulla nj ruido, Sc dis
frutaba la verdadera libertad, ocu-
pandose cada cual de su trabajo 6
negocios, para ganar honradamente
10 que le hacfa falta para vivir en-
paz y gracia de Dios, y todos esta-
ban conformes, cada uno con su
suerte, porque no habia hostigado-
res que despertaran malas pasiones
q los borincanos, que no tenfan ma
yor ambici6n nj orgullo que el de
ser buenos y cumplir con sus debe.
res; entonces Sc practicaba la YER.
dadera carload cristiana, porque la
mano que la daba Sc ocaltaba ' no
estaban de inoda las listas de do.
nantes, que parecen inventadas pa.
ra humillar al que recibe, 8 bien
para halagar 81 orgullo Y vanidad
del que da mas !; entonces la con.
fianza era mdtua y el carifio puro '
desinteresado, porque todo Sc hacfa
por amor al pr6jimo, y ell respeto
era espontaneo; entonces no habfa
vagos nj mendigos de ofcio, nj ca.
balleros de industria, nj malhecho.
res consentidos, y la seguridad era
tanta como la confanza; las car.
celes estaban vacfas(y sin guardias
de Orden P1blico, nj urbana. nj
Guardia Civil; todo era respectable.
y 10 mismo en- ell pueblo que en- Ell
campo, Sc podfa dormir con la puer.
ia alberta, y Sc podfa viaiar CON 4
sin dinero, 10 mismo de noehe oue
de dia, por todas parties, sin tenor
nj desconhan2a, porque la renta
de entonces, criada con ell santa
tenor q Dioa y el respeto & los ma.
yores Y q 10 justicia, sra tsr
ella c0mo hnena. = tan res
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-28
-as.--."Aeu los aTFe-
suDernamentales de Ell


Pue0l0, cuando tuvo este colega
autonomista ell malhadado acuer.
do de lamar d los espacios de la
publicidad aquellos ce'ebres ru
mores sobre conspiracicnes y ex
pediciones 6libusteras, contra es.
ia isla frsguadas en- la antigua
Espafiols; rumores y srrebatos
que La Revista II lsiempre cor
dial correligionario de Et Pueblo
--hubo de calificar, riendose de
ellos, de cop'as de Calainos, y de
algo mas que no hay para que
detalIar. en- este momento.
"lSi la paz, 81 Ia trsnquilidad
pGbhca, 81 ell orden peligra, gri-
taba Et Pueblo, ell partido auto
nomista estara decidida, y resuel.
tamente, para defender los sacros
intereses amenazados, al lado de-
General Palacio, al lado de la ley,
al lado de la Autoridad constitui
dal"
iCuan pronto sc han evapora
do el gubernamentalismo dc
nuestrcs adversarios, su amor POI
el General Pslacio y su adhesion
al Representante de Espafia er
esta provincial; gubernamenta
lismc, amor y adhesion que nos
otros llamabamos no hace muchc
flor de un dia, previendo, clare
como la luz del sol, 10 que inde.
fectiblemente ten1a que suceder
gubernamentalismo, amor y ad'
hesi6n que han durado tanto co
mo una nube de verano, como la
hueIla en- la playa batida por ell
mar!
1Por que, por que no Sc agru-
pa va ell autonomismo al rededor
de s. E., preconizando, como 10
hacia aver, en- todos los tonos, las
releyantes cualidsdes, los genera
SOS prop6sitos, las laudables ini-
ciativas, los elevados anhelos de
nuestro Gobernante2 lPor que,
en- Iugar de los agasajos que aver
prodigaba el autonomismo q S. E.,
solo We hoy el General PaIacio,
entire sus ex aliados de un mo,
mento, desyio por una parte,
sgravios infundados por otro,
donde quiera cefies fruncidos J
miradas torvas?
lPor que2 Porque ell General
Palacio no sc ha plegado a los ca.
prichos y exigencias imposibles
del autonomismo; porque ell Ge.
neral Palacio, al fn Autoridad
espafiola, al fa digno Delegado
del Poder Central, DO ha querido
hacer politica autonomista, no ha
querido constituir detinitiva y
completamente, como lego q re
clamar La ReVista, elpartido au
t6nomo en- esta provincial; por-
que el General Palacio, que tiene
voluntad propia y conciencia y
criterio, no ha querido entire.
garse en- brazos del autonomis
mo, de esa fraction que ha jura
do guerra sin cuartel, despues de
ponerse en- alberta hostilidad con
Ia CONSTRUCTION ell orden de co
sas vigeute, q todaa las institucio
mes, d todas las autoiidades, d to.
do 10 que no sanciona sus delirios
ipconcebibles, sus locnras afro
kes. y sus errorss intolerablesl
We'd 10 de Juana. Diaz. Instrd-
yense Goa motivo de aquellos su-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-28
lQUf CONTRASTEl
iQU q ENsEN A MA! /!

Todavia resuenan en- los aires
los ecos de las ruidosas alabanza'
y los garrulos panegiricos que e
autonomismo, al par que trans
formaba en- aros las espinas dor
sales de sus afi|iados, dedicaba a,
General Palacio, a su paso por Ia
ciudad del Sur, durante la re.
ciente Official vista.
Jamas, desde que Espafia des-
cubri6, eiyiliz6 = evangeliz6 esta
querida terra, Sc ha visto aqu1
gobernante aIguno, Sc ha visto
aqui ]amas ningun Representative
del Poder Supreme, aun en- los
tiempos en- que noenvenenaba los
animos la passion politiCa, mas
agasajado. mas isonjeado, mas
aplaudido que 10 fuera ell Gene
raj Palacio por eI neo autonomis
mo en- su breve y memorable es-
tancia en- Ponce.
Tanto guerra adherirse ese par
lido al Gobernante que actual
mente rige esta Antil!a a nombre
do Don Alfonso XIII; tanto que
ria exagerar su inusitado & inso
Tito amor al General Palacio, que
hasta celoso, que hasta ridicula
mente celoso sc mostraba aque
con el periodismo Unconditional
cada veg que este, con perfecto
derecho, sc ocupaba de los calcu
lados y egoistas festejos que nues'
tros adversarios dedicaban en-
Ponce q la Superior Autoridad;
cada vez que esa misma prensa
Ia prensa naestra, evocando las
ensefianzas de la historic y de Ia
experiences po'iticas en- este pats
hacia oportunisimas deducciones
y l6gicos concentrates acerca de
los estruendosos, tan estruendo
SOS como fugaces, entusiasmo'
gubernamentales del autonomis
co ante la persona de nuestre
primer Jersrca.
~ Recuerdese como nos increpa
-5rganos de es'
que ell lido
nciaban J
an su
ractor{a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-28

Dura ler, sed ler.
He aquf el epfgrafe de una lu.
cubraci6n, machacona y narc6ti.
ca, que El Pueblo dedica desde
su editorial al asunto de sus mul.
tas.
De las cuales, por 10 visto, han
venido a ser las verdaderas victi-
mas los pacientisimos lectores de
El Pueblo.
A quienes esta dando El Pueblo
multas por activa, por pasiva,
por participio, de dia, de noche,
al almorzar y al dormir.
Dura let, sed ler leh2
Esto es muy facil de decir, y
acusa una gran frescura y una
gran serenidad, escrito por la
prensa autonomista.
Porque de sobra acreditado es-
t9 que en- question de leyes, ella
opta por la blunda.
Cue 10 quo es la dura, queddn.
sc CON ella los adversarios~Adise
Ia grensa autonomlata,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-28

Madrid, Setiembre 8 de 1882.
Sr. Director del BoLETfN MHRoANrtt.
Mi apfeciado atnigol el 90 regteaA
de mi excugsieR vsEARiega, sa uhida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-28
PARA TRES.

81 clamor del Pats.-El Buscapie.-El Pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-28

De accederse 4 ests pretensi6n, 8
por 10 menos, 4 la tercera parte de re-
baja, como Ell Negociado offece, sera
otra ventaja mas que supondrA $4,000
pesos; totalizando IS tres concesiorss-
$4,000 pesos, -idsd considerable
49, ---e"nlto benefcisda la Pro-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-28

1il senor Mukoz espera que este
punto incidental se resolvsr& favora.
Elements.
Sc enter6 el seAor Mafios de IN re-
curse de alzada promovido per ess
Diputaci6n Provincial, prstendiendo
que Ell Estado le teintegre ls mitad de
Ia perdida que sufri6 en- una de Las
extracciones del juego de loterfa, del
afo altimo, i'm mportsnte $4,000, va
que, de sstsr q Las ganancias, debe es-
tarse 4 las perdidsp, dilems que no
puede ser mas justo , rasonable| y por
10 nismo, dsspsta d dissutido Il pun.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29
The Custom House Cut.Downs.

We gave last week the plan for re,lucin. cN-
prmSts in the Belfast custom district which IN
brief ronttmp plates the dscontinuing of five Ollie
ers and tn, establishing Of Il deputy cocrtorship
at =, 20 Il day and an ih>pectorShip al -. The
Boston journal says Of the proposed rctrench-
mcnt "As the oI,,cr- are issued Il wide oppoItui.-
ty is ali ,re,l to the Collector to make whatever
changes hc chooses. The WAY in which the order
Is promulgated is first Il sweeping diScontinuanrc
of all I'll" officials under the Collector in each Of
the ports handled, and second, a provision for
the naming of to fill rev offices. Iu nearly
every the salaries are reduced, or man
is set to do the work two lii before 1t is op-
onal with the official if i've will continue his work
at the wages, but il is first optional with the
Collector whether he will reapr"int. The head of
each port included in the schedule can make for
himself an entirely new lit if he chooses. These
regulations do not apply 10 all the larger ports.
like Portland or Portsmouth, The special redur
tions in the pay of certain officers are indicated
But of course if III, oiciai regard. the pay too
small he resign. The recommended or
named by the Collector will he approved by the
,tpaltmcut.'
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29
MARRIED.

In this city, Dec. y, by Rev. Geo +. Tufts, Chas.
F. Marshall. of NoIthport, and Miss Inez NJ Ord
way, of Belfast.
In this city, Dec. 2G, by Rev. Geo. T. Tufts,
stephen l.. Mulch, of Belmont, and Miss Carrie
Perry. of Belfast.
In this city, Dec p, AT the residence of Dr..
Brooks, by Rev. ). A. Savage, Edwin d. Buri, of
Boston, Miss, and Eva L. Lewis, OF Belfast No
cards,
In >earspo,t Dec. D. at the residence of the
bride : father, Capt. Lincoln Gilkey, by Rev. r. G..
Harbntt, Fr, b. Smith and May 4. Gilkev, both
OF Searsport.
In >earsport, Dee %, by Rev. c. L. Haskell,
Charles f. Ilavner, of SearspOrt and Miss Dora
W. Carter, of Frankfort.
In Scarsport Dee. a. by Rev. c. L. Haskell r.
i. Perkins, of Frankfort, and Mrs. Susan ID.
Batchcder, of Prospect.
In Sandy Point, Dee. p, by Rev. c. J.. Haskell,
Edward q. Clifford and Miss Gertrude NJ staples,
both of stockton.
In Liberty, Dee. 23 by &. ii. Cargill ESD, Albra
l.. Iiowcs, of Liberty, and Miss Isabel Parsons, of
Freedom.
In Lincolnville, Dec. Il, by j. Mathews, ESD,
of LincOlnville.
In Old Town, Dec. q, by Rev. w. II. Craw for,,,
Capt. VIM. A. Tupper, of Rockland, and Miss Let,
tic NJ. Howard of Old Town.
In Appleton, Dec. 90 Lora A. Newbert, OF Ap-
pleton, and Abbie o. Perry, of Washington.
In Walloboro Dec. 10, Samuel Hoffman, of
Damariscotta, and Ida NJ. Grover, of Waldoboro.
In IhOiAastOn, Dec. T. Joseph Barlow and Clara
Burrows, both of ThOmastOn.
In Ellsworth, Dee. IA, Ernest l.. Curtis and Miss
Ada +. Davis, both of Ellsworth.
In Surry, Dec. IA, Robert Carlisle, of Surrv and
Miss Hattie +. Cunningham, of Buehil
In Buehill, Dec. IA, Edward +. Can,lagc and
Miss Isabella NJ. Love, both of Bluehill.
In Orland, Dec. II, William II. Smith, OF Bucks
port, and Miss Lotte +. Gross, of Orland.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29

THoRNDIKE. }. n. Tilton left Monday morning
We expect john will have company on his home
ward trip. Prince Bessey is said to be very sick
and it is feared that lie will not recover. He is
about 80 years OF age Miss Eleanor Coffin is quite
sick. Rev. Roscoe Bradford, who was so serious
ly injured the railroad some time ago, is, are
glad to learn, gaining quite rapidly. Some very
heavy blasting has been done of late in the ledge
cut here. Monday afternoon two charges were
fired, throwing tons of rOck oHt. Gilman has got
used to the ledge and every discharge does Its
work.
SwANvILIE. Frank J.. Robertson has been
drawn to serve juror at the Jan. term of court
from this town.. Mrs. Cynthia Nickerson's friends
authorize us to say she is improving in health.
Samuel kingsbury, Esq, of Waldo, was in town
Tuesday night. the guest of A. f. Nickcrson.
W. l.. Cunningham of Oakland, Me, met with a
serious accident while in town, Il few days since.
While driving pair of horses in a two horse dray,
the stake which he had hold of broke, letting him
under the wheel, dislocating his shoulder and frac
turing two ribs. We miss the steam whistle, but
hope to hear 1t C. II. Nickerson, the owner,
has been ont of the mi! building a house for
Aiphonzo Cunningham. The job is completed and
doubtless the whistle will be heard again soon...
DIR. Gould is doing considerable business fora new
hysican. If he has the success of his predeces
sor he will have plenty to do.
POoH's MILLS. Willie Banks, who has been
cIerking in drug store in Raymond, y. H., is at
home vacation. Miss Clara johnson, of
Rockland. is visiting at J. y. Browns. William
Wentworth left Monday for New York where he
has secured employment for the winter, llovey
shepherds health i, improving and he expects
to he able to return TO his school soon ...our
school teacher, NJ. j. West, Went home and spent
Christmas with his parents in Monroe. He brought
pack pair Of Old skates. and the girls and boys
are wondering il he can them a. well rs he
Frankfort. spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Banks and Chas. Banks and family, of
Searsmont. with Mr. and Mrs Horace Banks
Christmas celebrated hv many of our
Older ones at Mir. and Mrs. John liartshorn's. 4
Christmas tree Mas the center of attraction and
the hearts of the little ones were made clad with
over 2al presents distributed from its branches.
to and enjoy the richly ornamcnte,i family
Christmas tree at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. jos
cph Banks. The Wentworth brothers had
sharp chase on the trail Of fox last week. hut he
WI. too lively for the dogs, and seemed 10 he
proof against powder and ball.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29
DIED..

In this city, Dec. %, Mrs. Martha j., wife of f.
W. Pratt aged IS years.
In this city, Dec. 23, Mrs. Arletta w. Simpson,
aged 50 years and months.
In this city, Dec. "a, Miss Mabel Mixer, aged q
years and ; months.
In this city. Dec. s6, Mrs. Irena W., wife of
HoratiO Wclch, aged y years.
In East BOOthbay, Dec. p, James II. Young, for
merly of Belfast, aged 5S years.
In Waldo, Dec. %, Estellc l.. Curtis aged As
years, months and IL days.
In Jackson, Nov. p, Laurent LinwoOd, little son
of }. L. and Iettie NJ. Salisbury, aged $ months
and IL days. We miss our darling boy.
In Rockland, Dec. 90, William c. Dickey, of Port
land, aged y years, months and days.
In Rockland Dec. l9 Lucy A., wife of johnson
Staples, aged 56 years, 2 months and days.
In ROcklanl. Dec. 49, Stillman l.. Kent, aged "a
years. months and days.
In ROckland, Dec l6, Hiram, sOh of James NJ
Curtis, aged year.
In Rockland, Dec. IS, Walter E., son Of Charles
Bowen, aged year AMI II months.
In ThOmastOn, Dec. 16, Nora f., wife of Robert
I.anders. Jr. Of ROckand, aged 81 years, months
and 10 days.
In Thomaston. Dec. 1G, Charles A. Gloy,l, aged
53 years.
In West Everett, Mass, Dec. Is, Mrs. F. A. Sher.
man. native Of WaldOboro, aged 30 years.
In Augusta. Dec. l3, Charles NJ. French, of Rock
land. aged 36 years and months.
In East OrringtOn, Dec %, Joseph Il. Mitchell,
aged 20 years.
In Ellsworth, Dec. 81, Mrs. Charlotte D., wife of
George W. Newbcgin, and daughter of the late
Capt. Andrew Mackic, of Portland, aged 81 years.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29
The Boston Produce Market.

Bnsro>, Dee. p. Yesterday was public oil
day, and there are no quotations. There is very
little change, however, i'll ruling prices
Hay--Choice prime, SISdls 80; fair to good, SlJ
l6: eastern fine. sl3 5095; poor to ordinary, $ll
ais; east swale, $9dI0.
Grain and Feed-Corn, high mixed, 6Ic; steamer
yellow, 664ac; oats No. |, white 45c No. ,, 4li,c;
sack bran, 50 13924; middlings, $23a25.
Applcs-Baldwins, 81 15a2; greetings, 81 %;
liubbardstons, So: northern spy, S293
Hcans-Imp. yellow eyes, 50 25a2 80; pea, 81 60
g. -.
Butter-Easteln creameries, 81 4Ssc; dairy, 2Gs
PC.
24c.
Potatoes, IIoulton rose, s;,c; hebrons, So.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29
State of Mninn.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I COULD NOT SLEEP.

RAILWAY CLERK EXPERIENCE.
can trlthfully say that Bells Sarsaparia help
ed me very much of Indigestion. aud cured me Of
Nervous Difficulty that troubled, me a good dea
while iii The |. :. Railway Mail Service. Many
times could not sleep after a hard days work un-
til | took this medicine. 1t entirely cured me. |
can recommend it as sure and reliable. Il Il.
CookSon Bangor Custom House, Sept. Is, ISS1.
.l0.cents Il bottle eNcrNMherc.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29
Old Uncle joe's
PROVERBS.

De narvous chap dat dose not get
DR.. Flowers Nerve and Brain Pills
cheats himself out of de pleasures Of
a happy life, and am therefore fool
De world am full OBJ idyuts; but
the biggest idyut 1 eber see was de
man dat suffers with Dyspepsia, when
he done knows of DR.. Flowers Liver
and Stomach Sanative, dat great
remedy what nebber fails.
Maybe ye doan know fact.
WE'LL I will enlighten yo'. Ebery
man dat buys bottle Of DR..
Flowers Liver and Stomach Medi-
cine, gets a bottle Of DR.. Flowers
Liver Pills throwed in tharfor, he
gets two dollars worth OBJ medicine
for ono dollar. OATS what I call
economy.
DR.. Flowers Great Scien-
tific Remedies are for sale by
your druggist.
See next weeks paper.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29
IL WANS'T THAT KIND.

'Mertiida, is you in lub with mc?'
'G' way, Sam Johnsing, isn't
"Sho' 'Tlta, don't say dat, for my heart burns
"H0ld on Mister Johnsing, ef you has the heart
burn. jest 20 30 and git box er them
WOODBURY'S DYSPEPSIA KILLERS i;
they will cure your heartburn Immediately at once,
and Ct you suffer from water-brash Sam, they will
that too"
"But, 'TiIla, It aint that kind"
"Never YOU mind, Sam; it must DC indigestion
then what makes you look glum, and the
D. KS
will cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion quicker and
cleaner than you can rob u hen roOss, Mister John
sing.-GOod day.
DOOlittle 4 Smith, "a and &c fremont St., Boston,
will send box of Dr. Mark t. WoOdt ,ury's Dys
receipt Of 50 cents, or i, trial box for % cents.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29
~ . L y N "A N
SGld by 4. A. HGWES ~ CO.. BELFAST, MAlNk'
state OF Maine.

WALDO s.. Cot m OF INSOLVENCY.
IN Me coSc Of S.lNiEL 3. HOLT. Of E'Ldst
ia$oictMt D,biDr.
NOTICE is hereby given that said samuel Il. Holt
" of Belfast, in said County, Insolycnt Debtor
as aforesaid, has fled in said Court FOR said Coun
ty Of Waldo, petition for discharge from all his
debts provablr under Chapter 20 Revised statutes
of said state of Maine, and amendments thereto
and for certificate thereof; and that hearing
upon the same is ordered to he had at Probate OF
ice in Belfast in said County of Waldo, on Wet
nesday the ith day of January, a. ID. 1sSS, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, when and where you may
attend and show cause, if any you have, why the
PRAYER of said petition should not be granted
2w52 Attest b. L. FIELD
Register of said Court for said County Cf Wald o
The Republican journal., 1887-12-29

BuCKSPORT. The following items We're written
for last weeks journal but received too late for
publication: Rev. Mr.. Hanscom lectured last Sal
urday evening in Emery Hall. His subject was
Interesting and well presented. His farewell ser
mon was delivered last Sunday in the NJ +. church.
He leaves Thursday the 22nd inst for Alabama to
answer the call of a people needing pastor, as
well as n good preacher. They will find both in
Mir. Iianscom and he has a strong helpmatc in his
wife, both Of whom, we regret very much to lose.
Sunday evening three were transferred from the
class of his church to full membership and two
were baptized and entered the class -. The flags
have hoated at half mast for a few days III memory
OF our beloved Governor. The shov' windows of
nearly every store are in holiday dress, giving
a display OF the greatest variety Of both use
full and ornamental articles ever shown In town
I'VE understand the body of MIR. Hopkins
Of Orlanl, who was recently murdered in Califor-
nia was brought home for interment. :. The A. o.
L. W. will be entertained next Monday night in
the town hall with Il Christmas tree arranged and
carried out by the bene1ciaries of the order.
These ladies to be credited with much interest
In our welfare. Whom did you say was going to
give us \ boom In business the coming year by
establishing manufacturing establishment? A
better opening WAS never known than Is presented
here The facilities for shipping and receiving by
train boat not he cxcellcd In any other town
In Maine. This week our correspondent sends
the following Capt. Mark Gray has bought out the
other owners In sch. Carrie Buckman abandoned
at sea about one year ago, and afterwards towetl
into Key West. She will be reltted here except
her masts, Ed. CHM furnishing her blocks, f. p.
Emerson the sails, and Saunders the Iron work
....Mr. Grant, who has boarded long at Mr..
Fred Googins, went cut to shoot deer with Alva
Dow, our "best shot," Grant, who separated from
the rest, at last got shot at u fine buck which
turned two or three sOmersaults and then laid
down. The hunter fired several shots at the pros
trate deer. and when the rest OF the party In
sight, they saw Grant standing over his game
making the forest rcsound with his shouts OF
victory DIR. stilson and Lawyer Fellows are re
ported to have shot large buck last week Mrs
Stubbs has bought the tenement occupied by Mr.
Kalish and 10 having 1t painted and papered. =.
Mr.. James Emery, our popular marine artist, has
completed a fine painting giving a view from York
Island, out over Spoon Island and looking far out
to sea. 1t Is encascd In heavy gilt frame. and is
to Ike presented to Rev. Mr.. Forsyth. Mrs. Lean
der Page Of Orland presents, as a Xmas present
to the A. .. U. w. Lodge. crayon portrait Of her
husband. late Of Orland. This week Is observed
as week Of prayer.